Atari Darren
Hello My name is Darren and I am using Wikibooks as part of a class project Atari Darren (discuss • contribs) 17:07, 26 February 2019.
I'm an aspiring animator/special effects artist using adobe after effects, I also dabble in camera and sound work as well as premiere pro film editing. I currently run a terrible YouTube channel with no content of any significance. I also enjoy reviewing terrible films and Games and on occasion good films and games. In recent history I have been experimenting using social media voting to define certain choice that I commit to in my social life, examples being Go out/ Watch Punisher with Go out winning the pool by around 5% and the second choice being Bioshock 2 or Bioshock infinite with Bioshock 2 winning by 66%. I found that social media engagement is not directly tied to the number of views as I found that of some fifty persons who viewed my poll around twenty to twenty-five responded. I aim to conduct a third experiment using literature the book of my choosing being Zamyatin, Y.(1924) We Or Huxley A. (1932) Brave New World I will post result here on my user discussion as this experiment is what I'm dubbing as the 'Bandersnatch influence' Hopefully this data with better discussion and under better circumstances could provide valuable insight into the thought process and interaction of people online and how it affects people in the real world. Atari Darren (discuss • contribs) 14:38, 19 March 2019 (UTC) Results of Book voting experiment. Results are as follows: Instagram Views of Poll forty-eight with six in total voting, results were five for Huxley A. (1932) Brave New World with only one vote for Zamyatin, Y.(1924) We . Facebook views of poll thirty-four with four in total voting, results were three for Huxley A. (1932) Brave New World with only one vote for Zamyatin, Y.(1924) We . The result's are that when asking all of my friends and followers what book I should read first they voted for Huxley A. (1932) Brave New World